Bazarr SignalR feed JSON error

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#1

Running Sonarr in Docker on a windows 10 host,
Sonarr Version: 3.0.6.1342-ls132 by linuxserver.io
Mono: 5.20.1.34

I also have Bazarr running, and recently got the following error message:

root                             (7f005c734b38) :  ERROR (signalr_client:48) - BAZARR cannot parse JSON returned by SignalR feed. This is caused by a permissions issue when Sonarr try to access its /config/.config directory. You should fix permissions on that directory and restart Sonarr. Also, if you're a Docker image user, you should make sure you properly defined PUID/PGID environment variables. Otherwise, please contact Sonarr support.

the permissions of my mounted config directory look like this:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 abc  abc        463 Feb  8 14:53 config.xml
drwxrwxrwx 1 root root         0 Jul 10  2021 custom-cont-init.d

I guess the permissions are wrong, but I don’t know what the correct permissions should be, and also since this is a windows host I can’t really change the permissions of files/folders in the mounted config folder.
Any help would be appreciated!

#2
  1. do not docker on windows - there are no benefits and it’s a huge pain
  2. that issue occurs because your config permissions are typically too open
  3. NEVER RUN ANYTHING AS ROOT

This is not a sonarr support issue nor is anything specific to sonarr. It is a docker / docker on windows permission issue.

https://wiki.servarr.com/docker-guide

#3

Sadly I require windows for other things so just switching to linux is not an option. I just thought there might be a workaround or something since everything worked fine a few days ago.

#4

If you NEED windows

Then why are you running these in docker on windows?

Just run them as the native apps

#5

It’s still easier running services in docker than installing them individually on windows. If there’s no workaround I might have to do that though.

#6

For anyone who perhaps has the same issue, I solved it by switching to WSL in docker and in the linux distro I’m using for WSL docker editing the file /etc/wsl.conf and adding

[automount]
enabled = true
options = "metadata"

That way the content of mounted folders from the windows host can have different permissions / owners etc.

#7

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